Daily Bread Bible Study
The Second Book of Moses Called Exodus
Chapter 8
The Egyptian Plagues Study
The Ten Plagues of Egypt Story
Welcome to our Christianity Oasis Daily Bread study program. This is the Egyptian Plagues Bible study taking a look into the Ten Plagues of Egypt Bible Story and how the Egyptian plagues affect your be-YOU-tiful Christian walk.
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The Second Book of Moses Called Exodus
Chapter 8
The Egyptian Plagues Explained
The Ten Plagues of Egypt Event
Greetings to you, Daily Bread readers! In our last story, God sent a
plague into Egypt that turned all the water of the land into blood
because Pharaoh would not let the children of Israel free.
God sent Moses back to talk to Pharaoh again. This time the message
was that if Pharaoh didn't let God's people go, He would send frogs
into Egypt. He said, They will come up out of the river and go into
your house, into your bedroom, and on your bed, into your servants
houses, and among all your people. They will be in your ovens, and
where your food is, and everywhere.
God told Moses to tell Aaron, Stretch out your hand with your staff
over the streams and rivers and ponds and make frogs come up on the
land of Egypt. And Aaron did what Moses said. Imagine if you will,
frogs in your own house, all over your kitchen, in the oven, even in
your bed. How disgusting.
The Egyptian Plagues Warning
The Ten Plagues of Egypt One at a Time
Well, those crafty magicians of Pharaoh's did the same thing and
brought frogs up onto the land of Egypt. It didn't take long for this
to annoy Pharaoh a bit, and he called for Moses and Aaron and said,
Ask the Lord to take the frogs away from me and my people and I'll
let the people go so they can do sacrifice to Him.
Moses was very happy about this and to make sure that credit was
given to God, he asked Pharaoh, When do you want this to happen?
Pharaoh answered, Tomorrow. Moses said, It will be as you say so that
you will know there is none like the Lord our God. The frogs will
leave you and your servants and your people, and remain in the river
only.
Moses and Aaron left Pharaoh and Moses prayed to the Lord with
Pharaoh's request. The Lord answered Moses' prayer, and the frogs
died. They gathered them together in piles and the land stank
terribly. When Pharaoh saw that there was relief, he hardened his
heart again and didn't keep his promise to let God's people go.
The Egyptian Plagues Dangers
The Ten Plagues of Egypt Curses
So the Lord said to Moses, Tell Aaron to stretch out his staff and
strike the dust of the land so that it becomes lice throughout the
land of Egypt. Aaron did what Moses said and the dust of Egypt became
lice on man and beast. You know, it makes a person itch just thinking
about it. It seems silly to want more lice, but Pharaoh's magicians
tried to do the same thing with magic, but they couldn't. They told
Pharaoh, This is the finger of God, meaning only God could do this.
But Pharaoh's heart was still hardened and he would not listen.
Next, the Lord said to Moses, Get up early in the morning and go to
Pharaoh at the river again, and say to him, God says, Let my people
go, so they may serve me, and if you don't, watch tomorrow, I will
send swarms of flies on you and your servants and your people and
into your houses and all over the land. But I will protect Goshen,
where my people live, and no flies will be there.
The Egyptian Plagues Punishment
The Ten Plagues of Egypt Keep on Coming
The next day the Lord sent the flies and the land of Egypt was filthy
with them. Now a few dozen flies can ruin just about anything, but
swarms of them must have been horrendous. They irritated Pharaoh
enough to call for Moses and Aaron again and he said, Go and
sacrifice to your God here in this land.
Moses said, We will go three days' journey into the wilderness and
sacrifice to the Lord our God as he will command us. Pharaoh
relented, I'll let you go, only ask for me, that you don't go very
far away. Moses answered, I'll ask the Lord to take the flies away
tomorrow, but don't lie again and not let the people go. He left
Pharaoh's presence and entreated the Lord, and the Lord removed the
swarms of flies so that not a single one remained. And you guessed
it, Pharaoh hardened his heart this time too, and would not let God's
people go.
The Egyptian Plagues Summary
The Ten Plagues of Egypt Conclusion
Four plagues have been brought upon Pharaoh now and he acts like it's
a game between him and God, but we all know that trying to deceive
God will only end in disaster. Come along with us next time as Daily
Bread continues to follow Moses through his mission for God to
deliver His people from the bondage of Egypt.
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